Place it right after the failed play or dramatic complaint, as the punchline to Lucas's reaction, then follow it with Emotional Damage to stretch the joke, or cut to a flat Bruh as a second beat.
About this sound
This is a short Portuguese voice clip that calls out Lucas by name and tells him to cry a lot, stretching the final word into a drawn-out, teasing véyyy. It lands as playful mock sympathy rather than real upset, the kind of exaggerated nudge friends use when someone is overreacting to a small setback. It works best as a quick, affectionate jab between people who already joke like this.